News

Overmatter loves Private Eye and is not at all surprised that the satirical fortnightly can lay claim to being the UK’s best-selling news and current affairs magazine.

Web-to-print company Moo has secured a £3m revolving credit facility from Barclays to help it grow its global business.

Moonpig.com owner PhotoBox Group may revise plans to float on the stock market after private equity firms expressed an interest in buying the business.

Mitsubishi HiTec Paper is increasing its paper prices by 8% - for all products.

Commercial printer Solopress has reached a growth milestone after taking on its 200th employee earlier this month.

Blackmore has won around £250,000 of new work since February specifically related to its new four-colour KBA Rapida 105 press, the first in the UK fitted with Air Motion Systems' LED curing...

Boss Print is mourning the loss of co-owner Joe Kilmurray, who has died suddenly aged just 50.

Reprographics and large-format specialist Callprint has doubled its print capacity in three key sites as part of an ongoing investment plan for its core business.

De La Rue has found a new chief financial officer to replace outgoing group finance director Colin Child.

DS Smith has announced a proposed £135m acquisition of the corrugated activities of Spanish business Grupo Lantero and hailed its strong growth in profits, returns and dividends.

Litho printer Dobson & Crowther, looks set to cease trading in the next few days after a search by administrators to find a potential buyer proved fruitless.

Grey, the latest novel by Fifty Shades of Grey author EL James, has sold more copies in the UK in its first three days than any adult title has in its first week.

Orders to print hundreds of boards for the forthcoming Edinburgh Festival mean that an Edinburgh printer’s latest investment has arrived not a moment too soon.

Model velociraptors, which spent over a week surprising and amusing travellers at London's Waterloo Station, were part of a print and manufacturing project delivered by Gardners.

Family, friends and former colleagues have paid tribute to St Ives founder Bob Gavron at a memorial service to celebrate his life.